Profile – Dr Jacqui Hanley, Alzheimer’s Research UK
Dementia ResearcherDr Jacqui Hanley is Head of Research Funding for Alzheimer’s Research UK implementing and delivering the organisation’s research strategy and supporting ECRs
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Profile – Dr Natalie Duggett, UK Dementia Research Institute
Dr Natalie Duggett works at the UK Dementia Research Institute as a Science Programme Manager for ECRs leading on the research skills and training strategy.
Profile – Viktorija Smith, University of Cambridge
Viktorija Smith is a PhD Student & Speech and Language Therapist at University of Cambridge researching cognitive and language changes across Alzheimer’s & FTD
Profile – Michelle Memran, Global Brain Health Institute
Michelle Memran is a Documentary Filmmaker, Advocate and Atlantic Fellow for Equity in Brain Health working to share stories and improbe brain health
Profile – Dr Elisa Di Rosa, University of Padova
Dr Elisa Di Rosa is an Associate Professor at University of Padova, Italy researching Cognitive and Affective disorders in aging and neurodegenerative disorders
Profile – Alex Kornhuber, Global Brain Health Institute
Alex Kornhuber is a Photographer, Carer and Atlantic Fellow for Equity in Brain Health telling meaningful stories through his photography
Profile – Jinhak Kim, Yonsei University, South Korea
Jinhak Kim is a Graduate Student at Yonsei University connecting clinical care with preclinical research to better understand and treat dementia.
Profile – Vita Mithi, Kamuzu University of Health Sciences
Vita Mithi is a Postgrad in Epidemiology at Kamuzu University focused on understanding the trend of toxicological agents and treatment approaches for dementias
Profile – Ireneaus Nyame, University of Cape Coast
Ireneaus Nyame is a research and teaching assistant integrating molecular biology, machine learning and computational approaches to study cancer and Alzheimer’s
Profile – Xue-Rui Peng, Southwest University
Xue-Rui Peng is a PhD Student & Research Assistant at Southwest University, China and TU Dresden working on the cognitive neuroscience of ageing
Profile – Dr Chloe Fawns-Ritchie, University of Edinburgh
Lecturer at The University of Edinburgh investigating health factors to explain why some people’s cognitive function declines faster than others
Profile – Julie Scott, Neuroprogressive and Dementia Network
Julie Scott is a Research Nurse & Clinical Studies Officer in the Neuroprogressive and Dementia Network, working at NHS Grampian – delivering clinical trials